Who gets full ride scholarships? Most parents want to know this as wouldn’t we all love not to have to pay for college? In answering this question, the key word is “Top“. Before we go any further in exploring this though, we need to address “need based” scholarships as they Read more…
I’d like to share a full tuition merit scholarship success story today. A mother recently emailed me to let me know about her daughter winning a great full tuition scholarship for Fall of 2018. I was thrilled to hear her story and asked if I could share it here. This Read more…
The Full Scholarship List, with 1,225 major merit scholarships, is newly updated as of July 31, 2016. I have validated all scholarships on the list, removed some that were no longer offered, corrected any links to the scholarship listings on the school websites that have changed, and found a few new Read more…
Yesterday, I published an updated Full Scholarship List. I review the full list twice a year, basically summer and winter, to see what has changed. The Full Scholarship List focuses on large scholarships offered directly by colleges, mostly full-tuition scholarships and full-ride scholarships. There are a lot of great opportunities Read more…
Last week, I wrote about what ACT or SAT score can earn your student a full-ride scholarship. This week, I am going to focus on another source of full-ride scholarships – National Merit Finalists. In my research regarding full-ride scholarships, I have found that there is a growing trend away Read more…
There are still colleges in the United States that offer full-ride scholarships to attract students with high ACT or SAT scores. The number of schools offering these scholarships seems to be shrinking over the past several years so it takes some work to find the ones that still do. For Read more…
I was listening to a financial call-in program the other day and the topic of how a lady was going to pay for her kid’s college came up. She said, “I’m hoping she will get a scholarship.” That was it. She had no money saved, the daughter was in high Read more…